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Fat-Binding Pills,For children with the “Five Wasting Diseases” presenting with intermittent fever, abdominal distension, and a scorched-like appearance.

Formulas Name : Fat-Binding Pills

Chinese Name : 脂连丸

Drug Formulation

Half a liang of Coptis chinensis, 1 liang of fragrant, moistened Wulingzhi.

Source

From *Direct Pointers on Pediatrics*, Volume 3.

Processing

Grind the ingredients into a fine powder, mix with pig bile, and form into pills the size of a sesame seed.

Benefits

For children with the “Five Wasting Diseases” presenting with intermittent fever, abdominal distension, and a scorched-like appearance.

Instructions for Use

Take 15 pills at a time, washed down with rice water.

Fat-Binding Pills,From *Direct Pointers on Pediatrics*, Volume 3.,For children with the “Five Wasting Diseases” presenting with intermittent fever, abdominal distension, and a scorched-like appearance.

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